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Old 02-18-2009, 04:48 PM   #143
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Count me as hanging out to get rid of almost all the dead tree books I have. At this stage I get free dead tree books from friends, read them and pass them on. The sooner I can dump my remaining deadwood the better, with very few exceptions. I have a few kids books that I will probably keep (fewer than ten) and that's it. I'm still griding through the scan-correct-save process but it's very slow work.
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